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Celebrating Bison Month
Turning pages, building community at the Valentine Public Library
Rosebud Sioux Tribe to build $4.6M behavioral health treatment facility

12U ends season with third place win!
10U Baseball ends season with 9-3
Results from the Kearney Swim meet

A behind the scenes look at Nebraska Law Enforcement addressing the meth epidemic in rural areas

Illegal drugs are a serious business. Their purpose is to make the cartels and drug manufacturers rich. The cartels and drugs themselves are not concerned at all about your health, your bank account, your home life, your children - unless they’re users; friends, unless they’re users. To them a person using drugs is simply a customer and cash cow.
Multiple fires ignite last week

With dry weather, gusty winds, and no snow cover, the area fire departments have been busy. Monday, March 21, 2022, was a red flag warning day with winds gusting up to 51 mph, a high of 53 degrees, and a low relative humidity that resulted in a fire that occurred on the Winner Cut Across Road.
VanWinkle graduates from FBI National Academy at Quantico

Raelee VanWinkle, a native of Valentine, and the daughter of Myki and Jim VanWinkle recently graduated from the FBI National Academy at Quantico, VA. The FBI National Academy is recognized around the world as the most prestigious law enforcement management course for the United States and international law enforcement managers.
Mid Nebraska Activities All Conference Basketball

Colby Cady of Cody-Kilgore was named Honorable Mention for Mid Nebraska Activities Conference All Conference Girls Basketball and Peyton Sterkel was named Honorable Mention for Mid Nebraska Activities Conference All Conference Boys Basketball.
Governor Ricketts proclaims National Agriculture Week

LINCOLN, NE (March 21, 2022) - Monday, March 21, 2022, current Nebraska Cattlemen President Brenda Masek, Past President Ken Herz joined Governor Ricketts during a press briefing at the State Capitol to proclaim March 20-26, 2022, National Agriculture Week in Nebraska.
In Valentine project - WE’RE OPEN FOR BUSINESS!!

Just because some of Valentine’s Main Street is closed, that doesn’t mean that the businesses on Main are closed! Quite the contrary! They’re receiving patrons by either their front doors or back entrances for those who have them.

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A behind the scenes look at Nebraska Law Enforcement addressing the meth epidemic in rural areas

Laura Vroman

Wednesday, April 6, 2022

Illegal drugs are a serious business. Their purpose is to make the cartels and drug manufacturers rich. The cartels and drugs themselves are not concerned at all about your health, your bank account, your home life, your children - unless they’re users; friends, unless they’re users. To them a person using drugs is simply a customer and cash cow.

Multiple fires ignite last week

Laura Vroman

Wednesday, March 30, 2022

With dry weather, gusty winds, and no snow cover, the area fire departments have been busy. Monday, March 21, 2022, was a red flag warning day with winds gusting up to 51 mph, a high of 53 degrees, and a low relative humidity that resulted in a fire that occurred on the Winner Cut Across Road.

VanWinkle graduates from FBI National Academy at Quantico

News Staff

Wednesday, March 30, 2022

Raelee VanWinkle, a native of Valentine, and the daughter of Myki and Jim VanWinkle recently graduated from the FBI National Academy at Quantico, VA. The FBI National Academy is recognized around the world as the most prestigious law enforcement management course for the United States and international law enforcement managers.

Mid Nebraska Activities All Conference Basketball

News Staff

Wednesday, March 23, 2022

Colby Cady of Cody-Kilgore was named Honorable Mention for Mid Nebraska Activities Conference All Conference Girls Basketball and Peyton Sterkel was named Honorable Mention for Mid Nebraska Activities Conference All Conference Boys Basketball.

Governor Ricketts proclaims National Agriculture Week

News Staff

Wednesday, March 23, 2022

LINCOLN, NE (March 21, 2022) - Monday, March 21, 2022, current Nebraska Cattlemen President Brenda Masek, Past President Ken Herz joined Governor Ricketts during a press briefing at the State Capitol to proclaim March 20-26, 2022, National Agriculture Week in Nebraska.

In Valentine project - WE’RE OPEN FOR BUSINESS!!

News Staff

Wednesday, March 23, 2022

Just because some of Valentine’s Main Street is closed, that doesn’t mean that the businesses on Main are closed! Quite the contrary! They’re receiving patrons by either their front doors or back entrances for those who have them.

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A behind the scenes look at Nebraska Law Enforcement addressing the meth epidemic in rural areas

Multiple fires ignite last week

VanWinkle graduates from FBI National Academy at Quantico

Mid Nebraska Activities All Conference Basketball

Governor Ricketts proclaims National Agriculture Week

In Valentine project - WE’RE OPEN FOR BUSINESS!!

A behind the scenes look at Nebraska Law Enforcement addressing the meth epidemic in rural areas

Multiple fires ignite last week

VanWinkle graduates from FBI National Academy at Quantico

Mid Nebraska Activities All Conference Basketball

Governor Ricketts proclaims National Agriculture Week

In Valentine project - WE’RE OPEN FOR BUSINESS!!

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